With a bar and main dining area, it's got a pretty cool upbeat vibe.
The menu offers an extensive selection, including traditional Korean choices such as dumplings, Bi Bim Baps (mixed rice), Korean pancakes, Fried Chicken, and Hot Pots.
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| Drinks/Set Menu |
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| Pancakes/Mains |
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| Main/Fried Chicken |
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| Pan Fried / Hot Pots |
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| Noodle |
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| Bi Bim Baps/Soup |
Right after we ordered, we were offered some Banchan (Korean side dishes to accompany your main). The sides tasted alright - guess it was free after all.
We were blown away by the Tsunami ($10), a booze platter containing 4 shot glasses filled with sake + soju + beer + whiskey. Surprisingly, it combined into an interesting drink with a subtle hint of sweetness which was very easy on the palette.
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| Tsunami $10 |
To spice up the evening, we ordered Old Kimchi with Pork Soup ($35).
The first thing that caught my attention was this sign (and not the soup).
So anyway, I risked my life to try the soup.
Was it worth risking my life for?
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| Kimchi with Pork Soup ($35) |
I'm not sure but I enjoyed it - Firm yet addictive glass noodles and pork belly soaked in a rich, kimchi-infused broth. You can definitely taste that the kimchi in the broth was perfectly aged, leaving an aromatic spicy sensation in your mouth. Unfortunately, the hot pot only comes with 2 bowls of rice, and any extras cost $2/bowl. I also found the pork belly a little tough.
Verdict:
So what are my overall thoughts about Funny Funny? I certainly thought the manager was funny - the flickering light in the fridge was blinding my friend and we wanted to move to a different table but he told us all the other tables were reserved whereas a junior staff was happy to accommodate our request :S. Funny that.
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